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4 of Wands | Weekly Tarot Card Pt 3: Element & Number
This is the third installment of the 4 of Wands Weekly Tarot Card. Today we will look at the 4 of Wands suit and number. You can read the first two installments in the following links: Monday Observation and Description Tuesday Meditation Yesterday we…
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III Empress | Weekly Tarot Card Pt 3: Element and Number
This is the third installment of the Weekly Tarot Card. You can read the first two installments in the following links: Monday Observation and Description Tuesday Meditation Yesterday’s mediation took us into the heart of what it means to nurture. The meditation is to…
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3 of Pentacles | Weekly Tarot Card Pt 3: Element & Number
This is the third installment of the Weekly Tarot Card. You can read the first two installments in the following links: Monday Observation and Description Tuesday Meditation Yesterday we spent some time delving into the element of Earth and trying to grow into the…
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3 of Swords | Weekly Tarot Card Pt 3: Element and Number
With cards that seem scary, or at least come across as an obviously difficult card, it is especially important to really crack into them and get to the core of it. We do this so that we can see how to interact with the card in a healthy manner.
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3 of Wands | Weekly Tarot Card Pt 3: Element and Number
Today we’re going to look at the element and number of the card, the two components that give a broader understanding of the 3 of Wands, before we get into the specific imagery tomorrow.
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High Priestess | Weekly Tarot Card Pt 3: Element and Number
Today we’ll start looking at more universal understandings of the card, starting first with the element and number.
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2 of Pentacles | Weekly Tarot Card Pt 5: Putting It All Together
The 2 of Pentacles is an assurance that so far you’re keeping everything in balance. However, it can also be a reminder that you need to look after yourself in order to do so.
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2 of Pentacles | Weekly Tarot Card Pt 3: Suit and Number
There are two ways to look at the suit of Earth in the Tarot: that as Pentacles and that of Coins. Papus explains that the suit of Pentacles is where we transition ourselves. Just as tens can be the end of a cycle in each suit, so too are the Pentacles, and they elevate us to the next level.
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2 of Cups | Weekly Tarot Card Pt 3: Element and Number
By this point you’ve developed your own understanding of the 2 of Cups after taking time to observe the 2 in your own decks and by meditating with it. Through doing this you’re developing your own experiences with the card, and hopefully connecting with the deeper essence of it.
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2 of Wands | Weekly Tarot Card Pt 5: Putting It All Together
The 2 of Wands is not just a single Wand, but two of them, and one might even think of them as two Aces teaming up to create another. In this regard, we have the initial idea of the Ace of Wands, paring with the action element of the Wands, and thus, we have creation, duality, balance and harmony.
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2 of Wands | Weekly Tarot Card Pt 3: Element and Number
We look at these two aspects so that when we are in the moment of reading the card, we can remember the foundation upon which it is built, and use that to guide us in our interpretation.
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The Magician | Weekly Tarot Card Pt 4: Symbolism
This is the fourth installment of the Weekly Tarot Card. You can read the first three installments in the following links: Monday Observation and Description Tuesday Meditation Wednesday Suit/Element and Number Table of Contents Color Animal Bet Plants Posture Decks Used Relate the introduction…
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The Magician | Weekly Tarot Card Pt 3: 1s and Elements
It is through the Actionable energy of Fire, the Intellectual energy of Air, and the Emotional energy of Water that we can bring our Will into the real world, to make manifest. You need the drive, the know-how, and the love of what you are doing to be able to achieve it and bring it to fruition.
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Ace of Pentacles | Weekly Tarot Card Pt 5: Putting It All Together
This is the only Ace that doesn’t depict any Yod, indicating it is a card of the material and mundane plane. This is the beginning of finding our feet. We have spent time developing our emotions, our energy and our intellect, and now we must participate in the physical world. This is the beginnings of that development.
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Ace of Swords | Weekly Card Part 3: Aces and Air
However, if we are aware of what we are saying, if we are aware of what we are thinking, of the knowledge we share, and we concentrate on using the energy of Air for positive means, then while there are difficult lessons within the suit of Swords, we can still gain positive experiences, and thus, create positive experiences.
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Ace of Swords | Weekly Tarot Card Part 2: Meditation
In order for our ideas to be heard, we must communicate with them. In order for us to understand our ideas, we must have good comprehension. Understanding the dual nature of how we communicate, how we understand, and the ideals we hold to be true can determine how our reality is shaped, Â and how we influence the world around us.
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Ace of Cups | Weekly Card Part 5: Putting It all Together and Divinatory Meaning
This is the fifth and final part of the weekly series. This week’s theme is the Ace of Cups. You can check out Part 1 here, Part 2 here, Part 3 here, and Part 4 here. Table of Contents: The Combination Divinatory Meaning Decks…
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Ace of Cups | Weekly Card Part 3: Suit and Numbers
Water is necessary for our survival. We are composed of it, the earth is covered in it, and every living in on it requires it, making it one of the most precious things on the planet. We keep ourselves clean with it, clean our food with it, and play in it. It is nourishing and relaxing, fun and relieving.
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Ace of Wands: Weekly Tarot Card
In numerology, 10 would always reduce to 1, but in the Tarot, 10 has it’s own meaning and correlation, and thus while it can be reduced, it isn’t. Thus, there is a special link between the two numbers, in that both resent and end and a beginning.
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Tarot Writing Prompt: Scientist With A Problem
In a previous post, I wrote about the benefits of using tarot as a writing tool. I gave step, by step instructions, but I thought I would provide an actual writing prompt so you could see the various ways your 2-card reading can be…
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